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On March 5, 1992, Mr. Ban:hold and I met at Ramsey Municipal Center. Mr. Barthold stated that <br />Mark Stevens from PCA had inspected his operation as it relates to his application for a feedlot <br />permit. Mr. Stevens had no particular recommendations for odor management other than reducing <br />the number of pigs being kept on the property. Mr. Barthold told me that he currently has <br />approximately 750 pigs contained within five 200' x 200' pens and PCA recommended reducing <br />that number to 450. Mr. Barthold also provided me with a list of neighboring property owners that <br />have expressed no opposition to the pig farm operation. <br /> <br />For your information, I have enclosed a site location map. The parcels marked with 'x' represent <br />those parcels in support of Mr. Barthold's operation. The parcels marked with ',' represent <br />properties from which I have received complaints regarding the odors generated at the farm. <br /> <br />Recommendation: <br /> <br />I recommend the following action: <br /> <br />Monitor for any abatement of nuisance (reduction in complaint calls) when hog <br />farm operation is reduced to 450 animals. <br /> <br />Request that Mr. Ba~thold, within a given time frame, provide documentation that <br />would indicate the number of hogs maintained on the subject property in 1990, <br />There are no complaints on record of hog farm odors in 1990 and if in fact Mr. <br />Barthold was in the hog business then, the number of hogs being kept was <br />reasonable enough not to annoy neighbors. <br /> <br />Council Action: <br /> <br />Motion to: <br />Direct Mr. Barthold to reduce the hog farm operation in accordance with MPCA <br />recommendations and provide the City with documentation indicating the number of hogs <br />maintained on the property at any given time during the year 1990 by , <br />1992. <br /> <br />Review Checklist: <br /> <br />CC: 3/10/92 <br /> <br />City Adminisu'ator <br />City Attorney <br />Community Development Inspector <br /> <br /> <br />